- E-Mail's Mouthpiece : In Just a Year, Wired Magazine Has Become <i> the</i> Guide Down the Information Superhighway
- Mrs. Clinton Turned $1,000 Stake Into $99,000 Profit : White House: Her aides detail investments made in '70s at direction of broker who was later barred from trading.
- Stephen Barrett Chase; Interior Designer, Art Collector
- On the Road, Again! : Residents of the Remote O.C. Foothills Learn to Be Creative in Their Commuting Routes
- Countywide : Tay Murder Suspect to Get Separate Trial
- Man Slain in Hall of Santa Ana Boardinghouse
- Mothers and Other Strangers : There are plenty of statistics about the costs of too many children. Have we thought about the cost of too few?
- NBA ROUNDUP : Jordanaires Will Play On as a Singles Act
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Titans Sweep Softball Doubleheader
- LOS ALAMITOS : Harness Racing Faces an Uncertain Future
- Mercer Found Not Guilty of Bribery Charge
- A Butterfly Flutters Back From the Brink
- EXIT THE GIANT : Eugene Ionesco, Interpreted
- Northridge Buried by Long Ball : College baseball: Loyola, with eight extra-base hits including three homers, blows open close game, 13-7.
- TV Ratings : Surprise! Oscar Does Well--and So Does ABC
- TELEVISION'American Playhouse,' PBS Split: "American Playhouse" has...
- ART REVIEWS : Lessons From a Pair of Masters: Hockney, Bluhm
- O.C. Group Rides a Wave of Environmental Activism : Ecology: Over 10 years, Surfrider has grown into a nationally respected beach conservation organization.
- Bill's Excellent Adventure : From Sea World and San Diego Zoo to Down-Home Eateries and the World's Only Biker Comedian, Everyone Wants Time With Clintons
- Convicted Killer of 5 Students Apologizes to Victims' Families
- Lotto Winner Basks in Fortune : Jackpot: Ventura woman, who won a $12.6-million grand prize, is thinking about quitting one of her two jobs.
- UCI Printing Department, 10 Jobs Fall to Budget Ax : University: Move comes after task forces sent dozens of other recommendations that would cut $4 million. Chancellor must decide the fate of several departments.
- RANCHO PALOS VERDES : Teen-Ager Fatally Stabbed, 2 Others Hurt in Fight
- Sheriff's Department Releases Videotapes on Deputy's Shooting
- CULTURE WATCH : Sense in Nonsense
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NCAA MEN'S FINAL FOUR : Getting His Due at Duke : Humble Grant Hill Leaves His Mark on Blue Devils
- Liberty League Seeks Change in Dividing of Playoff Profits
- RAMMING SPEED: Ever cringe when you spot...
- CSUN Garage Builder Wins County Project
- OptimumCare Reports Profit, Revenue Rise
- Water District Chief Staying on Job After All : Utilities: After saying he would take private job, Santa Margarita's Schatz sticks with troubled agency.
- The Son Now Shines in Father's 'Propaganda Room' : Broadcasting: UCLA professor follows in parent's footsteps as director of Voice of America to bring U.S. news to a changed world.
- WESTMINSTER : Academy Will Offer Open House in April
- Project Will Try to Light Way to Reform : Private firm to run three public schools in Massachusetts. Accent is on experimentation.
- Parking Tickets Up 60% Over Prior Year : Traffic: Santa Clarita has brought in $6,550 since it took over administration. It no longer has to share revenue with the courts.
- Developer's Property Will Be Examined for Rare Bird
- Outcry Is Rare-Slayings in Shadows Go On : Crime: Deaths of two Japanese students bring carnage into public eye. But on average weekend, 16 people are killed in L.A. County
- MISSION VIEJO : Ball Fields Named in Couple's Memory
- Jeremy Fischer
- El Modena Goalie Moreno Will Play Soccer for UCLA
- Toby Sanchez
- COLUMN ONE : Facing the Hard Sell in High School : Colleges use glossy marketing campaigns, consultants and cookies to lure top prospects. Some are even courting eighth-graders.
- LA PALMA : Hospital Sponsors Health Scholarships
- VENTURA : Fanfare Greets New Storefront Police Station
- City Ordered to Show Street Widening's Impact : Redevelopment: Judge says Santa Ana must find out exactly how many people Bristol project could displace and demonstrate that decent housing awaits them.
- LOS ANGELES COUNTY : Supervisors Again Act to Withhold Funds From D.A.
- Family Gets Body of Woman in Fumes Case : Mystery: Officials still have no explanation for why hospital personnel were sickened while treating the patient.
- Haiwee Reservoir Opens for Fishing
- Valencia's Wooley Wins Junior Golf Title
- Judge OKs Colombia Funds for Ames' Son : Espionage: Dispute rages over whether bank account belongs to boy's grandmother or is payment from Russians.
- FAMILY : A Source for Facts on Disabilities
- NEWPORT BEACH : Topless Bar Gets Order Not to Open
- Board Considers Ouster of Manager : County: Supervisors react to charges of mismanagement in a multimillion-dollar employment training program. Panel of business leaders has urged the action.
- NEWPORT BEACH : Balboa Bay Club Submits New Plan
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / DAILY REPORT : WOMEN'S FINAL FOUR : At Least These Tar Heels Are Alive
- PREP TENNIS ROUNDUP : Third-ranked University Beats Bad Vibes, Woodbridge
- In Brazil, U.S. Scientist Thinks He's Close to Finding Huge Sloth Thought to Be Extinct : Wildlife: Several people have reported seeing a creature more than six feet tall, weighing more than 400 pounds, in the Amazon wilderness. Skeptics say it's a myth.
- King Says He's Now Sure Police Used Racial Slur
- Tables Are Turned as Parents Go to School : Oak Park: They become freshmen for a day to experience firsthand what it's like--including being told off for being late.
- Legal Fees on Failed Library Deal Raise Concern : Negotiations: Although the City Council agreed to pay Philip Morris' expenses, the $221,000 bill has some members balking. Total cost of the scrapped plan may total $1.5 million, city reports say.
- Laguna Art Museum Dismisses Director : Art: President says 'we're just ready for a change.' Charles Desmarais says he and the board had been in discussion about realigning his duties, but the firing was a 'complete shock.'
- SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Sports Park, School Plan to Be Unveiled
- TOPANGA CANYON : Plan to Turn Development Site Into Park Advances
- Man Charged With Abuse in Death of Girlfriend's Son : Crime: Prosecutors are awaiting coroner's report to determine if evidence warrants a murder charge.
- Arrest Ends Wild Chase on Freeway : Crime: The pursuit begins in Ventura and ends in Thousand Oaks. Drug suspect has three outstanding warrants.
- Oilers' Noffsinger Tosses Perfect Game
- Theater Reviews : Curses! 'Op'ry House' Melodrama Foiled by Eagerness
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / DAILY REPORT : MEN'S FINAL FOUR : Olson Says He Is Done Bashing Media
- Q&A; WITH JOE PESCI : Hollywood's Little Big Man
- Another PR Nightmare for O.C.'s Tourist Trade : Travel: Officials will try to reassure Japanese in wake of slayings. Strategy may involve a distancing from L.A.
- Sylmar Man Ordered to Start Jail Term for Not Paying Taxes
- City Council OKs 2-Year Extension for Permits : Simi Valley: Officials are concerned that new construction projects may falter in the wake of the earthquake.
- County to Replace Val Verde Water Tank
- County OKs $11 Million to Purchase Parkland : Topanga: The Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy will buy 662 acres where a golf course and luxury homes had been proposed.
- Lancaster Man Comes to Aid of 71-Year-Old Holdup Victim
- Hospital Nurses Urge Compromise on Pact
- NHL ROUNDUP : Sharks Close In on Playoff Spot, Win to Open Lead Over Ducks
- Melanie Richardson
- High School for Gifted Students
- Octopus at Cabrillo
- Financial Woes Surround Jackson TV Special : Concert: Charities will receive $100,000 of the estimated $4.5 million raised even though production was billed as a benefit. Producer says cast and crew are still owed about $2 million, and money from ticket sales has been tied up.
- Chiune Sugihara
- A Structured Approach Lowers the Crime...
- Congress
- Los Angeles Zoo
- OTHER NEWS - March 30, 1994
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- Viacom, Cable Giant TCI Discuss Joint Venture : Television: The deal would allow Viacom to generate needed cash, and would give TCI access to big city markets.
- Colosio Guard Charged as 'Co-Participant' : Inquiry: Special prosecutor heads for Tijuana as authorities try to quell rumors.
- Viacom, Cable Giant TCI Discuss Joint Venture : Television: The deal would allow Viacom to generate needed cash, and would give TCI access to big-city markets.
- Mexico's PRI Picks Economist Zedillo to Succeed Colosio : Politics: Former Cabinet member is President Salinas' choice as ruling party's nominee. He pledges to uphold his slain predecessor's ideals but faces divisiveness in ranks.
- COUNTERPOINT: Friends of Hillary Rodham Clinton are...
- TECHNOLOGY - March 30, 1994
- For the Record - March 30, 1994
- AUTOS
- Photo Essay : Scents to Tempt at Holiday Bazaar
- AIRLINES
- Local Firms Say if China Loses, They Do Too : Tariffs: Manufacturers warn of 'mad dash' out of Asian nation and heavy toll on businesses if the U.S. revokes China's most-favored-nation trade status.
- Convicted Slayer's Freedom Hinges on Timing of Miranda
- Study Finds More Medicare Claims in Southland Rejected : Health: Neighbors in Northern California are more likely to have services covered. Discrepancy in insurance firm criteria is blamed.
- National Agenda : A Nation Clinging to Peace : Tiny Macedonia is surrounded by quarrelsome countries and struggling against a Greek blockade. But its leaders stay cool.
- Santa Monica Tangles With Homeless Issue : Shelter: City is weighing restrictions on transients in the face of growing complaints by residents. Curbing panhandling and confiscating shopping carts are among the proposals.
- Let Topanga Be Topanga : Supervisors will want to nail down terrific parkland deal
- AGOURA HILLS : Officials Seek Utilities Tax to Meet Shortfall
- Firm Settles Suit Over Sales Tactics
- Mother Guilty of Offering Bribe
- VAN NUYS : Parolee to Stand Trial in String of Child Rapes
- LONG BEACH : Driver Faces Murder Charge in Head-On Crash
- COSTA MESA : Mom School Patrol May Get Radios
- PLATFORM : Say <i> No</i> to Hate
- 23 is SuperSonics' Lucky Number in 111-97 Victory
- PREP BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Big Innings Lift Pacifica to Santa Ana Elks Semifinals
- Cowboys Try to Clear the Air : Angry Johnson, Jones Meet, Will Get Together Again Today
- Mattel Inc. Buys Kransco to Become Top U.S. Toy Maker : Retail: The deal will add Hula Hoops, Frisbees and Morey Boogie boards to the El Segundo-based company's line.
- Lanny Morris has been appointed Southwest district...
- FINANCIAL MARKETS : Blue-Chips Slide for 3rd Session in Row
- Quantum Dynamics Inc. of Woodland Hills won...
- Ethnic Discord : Upsurge in Militant Attacks Worries Foreigners in Egypt : Claiming Islam as a motive, radicals target tourists and banks.
- Water Agency Sues City Over Road, Flood Plan
- World IN BRIEF : CHINA : Opposition Voiced to Pressuring N. Korea
- Exxon Valdez Stays as Symbol of Tanker Risks : Its name has changed but it still carries oil in a fragile single hull. Little has been done, critics say, to implement landmark 1990 protection law.
- Canon Computer a Latecomer to PC Movement : Industry: Costa Mesa company relying on brand name recognition, with ambitious goal of $1 billion in sales by 1997.
- BRASILIA : The Military Shadow
- Educators Move to Curb Violence : Safety: Schools in Thousand Oaks and Simi Valley take the steps in the wake of recent attacks, including the slaying of a boy, 14.
- THE NHL / HELENE ELLIOTT : Kings Slam the Door on Themselves
- VALLEY / VENTURA ROUNDUP : Basketball
- Vocalist and Pianist Break the Ice to Compatibility
- L.A. Native Leonard Slatkin to Lead National Symphony : Music: The music director of the St. Louis Symphony will succeed Mstislav Rostropovich in the fall of 1996.
- O.C. ART / CATHY CURTIS : Out of the Ordinary : Tim Hawkinson Finds Incredible Potential in Everyday Objects
- Will 'Lion' Bamm Bamm 'Flintstones'?
- Burglars Foil Guards at Vienna Leader's Home
- Personal Health : High Cost Limits Use of Norplant
- TouchStone's Profits Rise
- King Re-Enacts Beating at Trial of Suit Against City : Courts: 'I could hear my bones crunching,' he tells jurors. He says he feared for his life as officers hit him.
- World IN BRIEF : FRANCE : Premier Backs Off, Suspends Wage Law
- Nirvana? Or Nowheresville? : Lifestyle: Parents moved to the foothills for 'peace and quiet.' That translates into 'nothing to do' in adolescentspeak.
- National Agenda : Jerusalem's New Mayor Is Doing the Town <i> His</i> Way : Hard-liner Ehud Olmert is building new Jewish housing in the east and sweeping away signs of his predecessor.
- VENTURA : Council Backs Capital Improvement List
- Judge Blocks an Alleged Antelope Valley Land-Fraud Scheme : Courts: Authorities say Marshall Redman was still collecting $50,000 a month from unwitting Latino investors after being warned his business is illegal.
- SAN FERNANDO : College Workshop to Offer Artful Edibles
- THOUSAND OAKS : Schools to Receive Money From Project
- Panel to Pick Top Police Station Proposals : Simi Valley: Winning architect will eventually oversee project's first phase, figuring out where to put the facility, its size and its cost.
- Campaign Targets Bid to Expand Hospital : Ventura: In a letter to employees, administrators at private Community Memorial try to rally support against new wing for nearby public facility.
- Students Meet for Anti-Smoking Drive
- Local Groups to Get $2.8 Million in Aid
- Schools to Kick Off Fund-Raising Drive
- No Excuses This Time : Rangers Say They Have Their House in Order Despite Controversies
- Low Post, High Post, Stray Post : USC's Miller Criticized for Reading Opponent's Letter
- TV REVIEW : Ellen DeGeneres Joins the Sitcom Brigade
- If Hoover Could Have Hit Ball, He'd Have Had a Contract, Too
- PREP ROUNDUP : Esperanza, El Toro's Garner Win at Golf Tournament
- R. Kazmer Latven has been appointed vice...
- Camarillo Firm Gets U. S. Defense Grant
- Cover Story : Brilliant Deductions Are Their Specialty : Tax preparation: Triple Check Income Tax Service may be the Avis of the industry. But its emphasis on tailoring returns has proved lucrative.
- 48 California Firms Rank in Fortune 500
- Rockwell in Seal Beach has appointed Robert...
- Airline Ticketing Company Is Bankrupt : Liquidation: Judge issues Chapter 7 order because Irvine firm owes $2.2 million to creditors and employees.
- McGaw Is Bought in $440-Million Stock Swap
- Company Town : Sherak Promoted to Newly Created Position at Fox
- Grant C. Gentry has been elected chairman...
- Oil, Gas Futures Plunge on OPEC Decision
- Market Focus : Portugal at Sea Over Rulings That Threaten Fishing Industry : 'There's hardly anywhere left for our boats to fish,' they protest. Hundreds of boats have left service.
- Tips to Make Tax Time Less Taxing
- ALLY WATCH : Turkey's Iron Lady
- ANAHEIM : Councilman Pickler Hurt in Car Accident
- Today's Election
- Disaster Relief Meeting Tonight
- Man Held on Suspicion of Murder in Newport Death of Girlfriend's Baby
- BURBANK : Red Cross Chapter Negotiating Merger
- Tritons' Newman Will Play at Air Force
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / DAILY REPORT : NCAA MEN'S FINAL FOUR : Arizona, Florida Keep Their Guards Up
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : Giants Send Hot-Hitting Phillips Down
- Athletes of the Week : Corby Bouchard : University, Jr. : Softball / Pitcher
- MUSIC REVIEW : Virtuose Balances Delicate Voices and Technique : The disciplined, elite choir of the San Francisco Girls Chorus delivers light clarity and hushed refinement in Long Beach.
- TV REVIEW : A 'Game' Look at Women's Basketball
- BOOK REVIEW / BIOGRAPHY : Finding Gist of Genius Proves an Elusive Goal : THE LAST IMPRESARIO: The Life, Times and Legacy of Sol Hurok <i> by Harlow Robinson</i> ; Viking $24.95, 538 pages.
- Justices Rebuff Arguments Against State Unitary Tax : Judiciary: U.S. Supreme Court members' responses indicate that California may not have to refund $4 billion to multinational corporations.
- Calstart Unveils Sensing Device to Prevent Collisions, Bottlenecks
- LOS ANGELES : 72,000 Buildings Reported Affected by Earthquake
- 3 Condors With Bad Habits Face Capture, Return to Zoo : Wildlife: The birds have returned to Sespe sanctuary where four others have died in clashes with civilization. Six remain in remote canyon north of Ojai.
- LOS ANGELES : 2 Guilty in International Cocaine Smuggling Case
- Video Shows How to Bolt Down Home
- TMI Anniversary Protested
- RESPECT: Los Angeles magazine takes a look...
- Wilson Swings Through O.C. to Push Anti-Crime Ideas : Politics: Governor criticizes Legislature for not passing death penalty law for carjackings and drive-by shootings, tells rape victims he supports 'one strike' bill.
- Gunning Down a Civilization : The horrible death of two students
- Judge Refuses to Reconsider Light Penalty : Courts: Jurist who says sentencing rules are too rigid gave a reformed drug dealer only half the term prosecutors agreed to in a plea bargain. His actions may lead to a confrontation with federal officials.
- Isolate This Dangerous Spoiler
- The Two Faces of an Accused Assassin : Violence: Mexican officials call Mario Aburto Martinez a killer. But his father, who works in San Pedro, says: 'My son is innocent.'
- PORT HUENEME : 18-Year-Old to Be Arraigned in Slaying
- A Life-and-Death Irony : Shot 3 Times, a Doctor Ponders His Career Helping Lives Begin
- VALLEY / VENTURA ROUNDUP : Wolf Expected to Miss Games
- Safety Training Pays Off for Ventura Firm
- Martin Lawrence Loses $1.33 Million in Quarter
- Image Pares Long-Term Debt by $2 Million
- K. Gene Aalseth has been appointed a...
- Kevin R. Newman, vice president of residential...
- Larry DeShazer has been elected to the...
- Michelle Kessee has been appointed vice president...
- Russia to Lease Space Site in Kazakhstan
- The Party and the Power
- Arab League Puts Off Consideration of Israel Boycott
- Can Clinton Be a Hog and Not Be a Hog?
- State Lawyers Seek Gionis Case Review : Law: Request disputes alleged judicial error, prosecutorial misconduct cited in last ruling.
- MISSION VIEJO : Pool Cleaner Spill Snarls A.M. Traffic
- MONTEREY PARK : Motive Still Unknown in Fatal Shooting of 2 at Cafe
- BURBANK : Candidate Revises Ballot Statement
- Chick Hatchery Enjoys a Rebirth
- FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Water Pump Project Opposition Remains
- OXNARD : Jury Urges Gas Chamber for Killer of Woman
- UC IRVINE NOTEBOOK / JOHN WEYLER : Monson Whets Her Appetite for Success
- Money Still Is There, but Few Now Pass 'Go' : Pro football: Caponomics, the science of winning within new salary limits, takes toll on the veterans.
- FAST TRACK: Up and Comers in Arts and Entertainment : 2nd Iglesias Finds a Voice--as TV Host
- Bozell/SMS: The Costa Mesa company has been...
- Little Effect Seen From Japan's Move : Trade: Auto parts and construction firms may benefit from the market-opening measures, analysts say.
- Grumman Sets Deadline for Takeover Bids : Defense: Martin Marietta and Northrop are notified that they have until Thursday to make one last offer.
- Scott Shannon has joined Independence One Bank...
- Rockwell's Rank Dips 2 Spots to 45
- Meguiar's Appoints Executive
- Reorganized DAK Industries Will Be Shadow of Former Self : Mail order: Consumer electronics catalogue firm hopes to submit plan in June to emerge from bankruptcy. Negotiations with creditors continue.
- Company Town
- Delta Savings Closed; Deposits Transferred to East-West Bank
- Naomi K. Shively was named vice president...
- Central Bosnians Savor a Victory : Balkans: Maglaj withstood a two-year Serbian bombardment. Its residents feel they helped turn the tide of the war.
- Rightists Win Historic Vote in Italy : Europe: Media tycoon Silvio Berlusconi is front-runner for prime minister. His three-party alliance leads in both houses of Parliament. Corruption furor propels shift from centrist rule.
- King Re-Enacts Beating at Trial of Suit Against City : Courts: 'I could hear my bones crunching,' he tells jurors. He says he feared for his life as officers hit him.
- ORANGE : Chapman Concert to Aid Bosnian Women
- County Firefighters Hint at Job Actions
- MUSIC REVIEW : Polished Sampler From Master Chorale
- Ape's Main Squeeze Endures : Movies: 61 years later, Fay Wray is most remembered for 'King Kong' role. The classic kicked off an AFI salute to Hollywood's Golden Age in Washington.
- Irene Nuzzo has been appointed director of...
- RTC Selling 464-Acre Tract Near Santa Clarita
- 2 Co-Founders of Clamshell Buildings Inc. Step Down
- Performing a Physical on Your Firm
- HomeBase: The chain of home-improvement stores has...
- Arco Enters Brave New Era : President Mike R. Bowlin Takes Helm as New CEO
- Official's Death Ruled a Random Act of Violence
- Seeing Red Over Parking : Homeowners Are Sued Over Painting Curbs Near Park in Laguna Niguel
- SANTA ANA : Police Officer Named Woman of the Year
- Clinton's Team Is Hobbled by Carter's Ghosts : The pretense of toughness on every foreign flare-up detracts from the domestic agenda.
- Hopes for Cleanup Boat Run Aground : Oil: All that separates a Simi Valley inventor and his dream of a new, less costly way to mop up spills is money for prototype.
- ENCINO : Man Charged After Guns Found in Car
- PERSPECTIVE ON CRIME : Bring in the Army to End the Fear : Order in Mogadishu is no less important than safe streets--and supermarket parking lots--in Los Angeles.
- VALLEY / VENTURA ROUNDUP
- Corkum, Ducks' Top Scorer, Out for Season After Surgery
- Keeping Track of Him Is Easy
- Judge OKs 'Club Homeless' Evictions : Courts: Transients in elaborate camp under freeway may be forced out by week's end.
- THE NIT : Vanderbilt Contains Jones, Advances to Finals, 82-76
- LTC Raises $59.6 Million From Sale of Its Stock
- Koll Management Services Inc.: The Newport Beach...
- Trotman Has Better Idea for Ford : Cars: Auto maker's new chairman is expected to push to combine European and U.S. operations into a single unit.
- The Times Film Index
- Sales of CD-ROMs Soared at the End of 1993 : Technology: Falling prices for computers, CD-ROM drives drove holiday software sales.
- Summa Industries: The Fullerton manufacturer of equipment...
- California Has the Most Fortune 500 Firms
- A World of Hurt : We're feeling more pain than necessary, experts say. Laws to prevent drug abuse have doctors wary, and patients don't know to ask about medication options. But relief may be in sight.
- Vote Underlines Ethnic Split in Ukraine : Initiatives: In the east and Crimea, pro-Russians favor greater autonomy and ties with Moscow.
- New Vehicle to Be Shipped to Port
- JAIL BIRDS: Federal wildlife biologists have adopted...
- The PRI's Competition
- Many Unhappy Returns : Couples: Tax season drives otherwise compatible partners to opposite ends of the personality spectrum. The result? Disputes that can be taxing indeed.
- Bringing Malthus Up to Date : Today's intellectual overlords echo the 19th-Century economist on making the wretched more so.
- Shooting Reflects Change in Cafe Tradition, Some Say : Crime: Police say there is no evidence to support their earlier statement that the Westminster attack, which left 1 dead, was gang-related.
- Clippers Can't Keep Pace Again
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Leiter Is Expected to Be Fifth Starter
- Weekend Box Office : 'D2' Scores in Its Opening Weekend
- Olajuwon Suspended for Hitting a Referee
- ACLU Says 83% of Police Live Outside L.A. : LAPD: Study is first of its kind. It says the results support contention that officers have little connection to areas they serve. Police Protective League disputes that conclusion.
- She Has Found Peace of Mind on the Greens
- Savant, Drake Set for 'Acting Gay' Discussion
- Steve McCleave has been appointed catering sales...
- Triconex Corp.: The Irvine-based company said Monday...
- Winners Build Support for HomeAid
- Medicare OK Found Less Often Here : Health: Study shows service is denied at far higher rates in Southland than in northern part of state. O.C. doctor says discrepancy has long been known to medical community.
- City Kids Milk Dairy Exhibit for Information
- SANTA ANA : 2 Inmates Allege Deputies Beat Them
- Bill Mitchell, a Tustin attorney, has been...
- Japan's Baseball Queen in Her Own League
- Dealership to Aim at Individual Truck Buyers : Automotive: Tuttle-Click will limit sales to pickups, vans and sports/utility vehicles at new Irvine site.
- Eugene Ionesco; Godfather of Theater of Absurd
- O.C. Riders Climb Aboard Metrolink's 1st Trip to L.A. : Transit: Balloons and bands greet about 2,800 people who took the 3 trains. Rides are free through Thursday.
- SHERMAN OAKS : Artist Adds a New Dimension to Storefronts
- Prized Jewels of the Sea : Collectors, Protectors Clash Over Garibaldi
- Antelope Valley Transit Service to Van Nuys Scheduled to Begin
- LAGUNA NIGUEL : Traffic at El Toro 'Y' to Be Forum's Topic
- Contributions From Special Interests Mount : Elections: Recent finance reports show such donations already aiding campaigns of the county's legislative candidates vying in the June primary.
- Athletes of the Week : Dan Styles : Laguna Beach, Jr. : Volleyball / Outside hitter
- VALLEY / VENTURA ROUNDUP
- ART REVIEW : Beth B's 'Amnesia' Burns Into Our Memory : The New York-based artist's one-minute video takes words of social intolerance from history and renders impossible the psychic action of forgetting.
- Rams Lose Tight End Carter to Houston Oilers
- Tax Code's a Riddle, Even for the Experts
- Benton Oil Firm Expects $1.1-Million Operating Loss
- FINANCIAL MARKETS : Small Stocks Dive; Bond Yields Ease
- Bill Robinson has joined Pacific Mutual Life...
- Metrolink Debuts in Orange County With 2,000 Riders
- Man Shot to Death After Calling Police